These Scum Sucking Corporations that Fled America when Bill Clinton put NAFTA in effect and had China Join the WTO, should all be boycotted.
Those are the people trump just gave a huge tax cut.
You mean like
sealybobo and
Dont Taz Me Bro .......both of whom got $3K per year in bonuses from Trump...Ask them what they got back from the Kenyan Chimp.
I said $1800. And I am paying more for things because of Trumps tariffs and trade war with China. I told you the $1800 wasn't worth it.
My company was doing great before Trump and I got a big raise before Trump got into office.
Obama got us out of the Greatest Recession since the Great Depression. You cons seem to want to forget that.
J.P. Morgan estimates the average American household will be down $1,000 per year thanks to the newest round of tariffs on Chinese goods.
And how about Trump ******* with Iran, which made them bomb the Saudi's oil, which led to higher gas prices. Trump's fault.
Yeah.....Trump made Iran bomb somebody.
Hahaha haha....
That's funny as shit!!!!
The dangerous downward spiral in the Middle East stems from Trump scrapping the Iran nuclear deal without a strategy in place.
Sure, the
deal limiting Iran’s nuclear activity forged during the Obama administration was far from perfect. Tehran was still up to no good in
Syria, Yemen and Iraq. But the
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) verified that Iran was honoring the terms of the agreement made with world powers and had frozen its nuclear program.
Trump employed his traditional bombast and bluster about the bad guys in Tehran. He withdrew the U.S. from the international agreement and pulled out his go-to move,
slapping on sanctions. The administration threatened any country or company that continued to do business with Iran. This has
pushed their economy to the brink. The problem is, pressure only works when there’s an obvious outlet you’re pushing toward, and it’s never been clear what exactly Trump wants, though the administration has vaguely referred to a tougher deal.
Iran rejected Trump’s overtures to renew negotiations and instead predictably lashed out, most recently by firing cruise missiles on
major Saudi Arabian oil sites,
damaging a key part of the world’s oil supplies. And those were just warning shots. We are now precariously perched on the precipice of a deeply destructive conflict. Combustible fuel has been spread across the Persian Gulf, and one wrong move could set off a considerable conflagration that even savvy, strategic leaders would struggle to contain. Trump has proven himself to be neither.